Books published by publisher Explore My World Books

Take a moment to think what our world would look like without plants. Quite obviously, we wouldn’t have food. No corn, wheat, chicken, beef. And definitely no chocolate or coffee! Every life-giving breath we take needs the oxygen that plants give us. Our world would be dull, lifeless and empty without them. Yet, we ignore plants most of the time. Plants are fascinating. How long would any of us survive if we couldn’t move? They breathe, eat, drink, talk, know when it is spring and ward off pests that try to eat them – without moving a muscle!This book is written for young readers who have an appetite for knowledge, a thirst for new facts and big words. Join us in the adventure, as we explore the following topics about plants:Chapter 1: How do plants breathe?We describe the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide through the tiny holes in leaves.Chapter 2: How do plants drink?Plants have a strong plumbing system with tiny little vessels, which form wood. The sun helps that water to flow through the plant.Chapter 3: How do plants eat?The process photosynthesis and how carbon dioxide, water and sunlight are combined the chloroplast food factories to make sugar.Chapter 4: How do plants grow?Here, we talk about the building blocks of plants and how hormones help them to grow.Chapter 5: Why do plants have roots?Roots have many different functions, and plants need them for more than just sucking up water from the soil.Chapter 6: How do plants make seeds?Plants need to have their flowers pollinated, before they can start building seeds. In order to do this, they advertise to pollinators.Chapter 7: How do plants protect themselves?Many bugs, and small living creature want to attack plants and eat them. Plants have found clever ways of protecting themselves.Chapter 8: Can plants talk?Maybe plants don’t have voices, but they do communicate with other living things.Chapter 9: Why do leaves die and fall off during autumn?Trees need to go into a type of hibernation during winter and they lose their leaves, because they need to recycle important substances, and don’t want to lose when the leaves fall off.Chapter 10: How do plants know that its spring?Plants have their own biological clock ticking on the inside. They can sense how long a day is, and how cold it is, and they use these cues to time their flowering in spring.This book is scientifically sound and written based on reliable sources. There is a glossary included at the back, as well as practical assignments for understanding each topic better.The author has an MSc degree in Plant Biotechnology and has a passion for teaching children to love science and explore the world around them.

Ages: 0-3Help your child to explore the colors in their world with the first book in the Explore My World series, Colors.Explore My World: Colors will offering up engaging pictures of items of the same color, and your child can guess what color the items are!Take it a step further by playing the "What is this?" game, pointing to the objects in the picture to see if your child knows the items.Stay tuned for more books in the Explore My World series.H1 HeaderH2 HeaderH3 HeaderH4 HeaderH5 HeaderH6 HeaderBolded TextItalicized TextA description that uses a linebreak to shorten a paragraph.Red Text, Blue TextList item 1List item 2List ItemList ItemThis is our crossed out strikethrough text.When you want to underline a word.This is for subscript text in a sentence.This is for superscript text in a sentence.

Ages: 0-3Help your child to learn about the baby animals in our world with the second book in the Explore My World series, Baby Animals.Explore My World: baby Animals offers up cute illustrations of little animals, while teaching your child what the baby animals are called.For additional learning opportunities, you can have your child guess what the animal is, before teaching them what the animal's baby is called.Stay tuned for more books in the Explore My World series.

Giraffe and Elephant are back--and they’re breaking out of the zoo! That’s right. Giraffe and Elephant have decided that zoo life isn’t for them. They’re headed to the farm where everything’s better.The book uses captivating illustrations and carefully chosen words to teach young children about friendship. A perfect story for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners. Look also for “Giraffe and Elephant Are Friends.”If you are passionate about building your children's curiosity and knowledge in fun and interesting ways then "Giraffe and Elephant Break Out" is the right picture book for you.

Author Shannon Hale presents "Tell Me What You See?" A beautiful picture book for anyone who has ever delighted in the subtle softness of "Goodnight Moon" or the quiet beauty of "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?"Sure to tug on the heart strings of children and adults alike, this book is beautiful on the kindle. The pictures look great in black and white and are gorgeous on the color kindle.

Author Shannon Hale presents "Tell Me What You Love?" This sequel to her stunningly beautiful "Tell Me What You See?" has a wonderfully positive message about finding hope and beauty in everyday things. A gorgeous picture book for anyone who has ever delighted in the subtle softness of "Goodnight Moon" or the quiet beauty of "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" Sure to tug on the heart strings of children and adults alike, this book is absolutely beautiful to behold.

Children's author David Eastman presents "Giraffe and Elephant Are Friends." The book uses captivating illustrations and carefully chosen words to teach young children about friendship. This is a great story for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners. If you are passionate about building your children's curiosity and knowledge in fun and interesting ways then "Giraffe and Elephant Are Friends" is the right picture book for you. David Eastman has been working on his Giraffe and Elephant stories for several years and was delighted to finally be able to get the stories published. Look also for “Giraffe and Elephant Break Out.”

"If you dream of swimming in deep blue seas… don’t open your eyes before you squeeze." "If you want to have a picnic in the yard… invite a penguin and not the royal guard."A silly rhyming picture book for kids by a former teacher and volunteer librarian. Simple rhyming text and fun pictures make this an ideal picture book experience for reading and sharing.

Children's author David Eastman presents "Giraffe and Elephant Are Friends." The book uses captivating illustrations and carefully chosen words to teach young children about friendship. This is a great story for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners. If you are passionate about building your children's curiosity and knowledge in fun and interesting ways then "Giraffe and Elephant Are Friends" is the right picture book for you.David Eastman has been working on his Giraffe and Elephant stories for several years and was delighted to finally be able to get the stories published. Look also for “Giraffe and Elephant Break Out.”